# Answer ONE of the questions below.  in  5 pages with 5 references  APA FORMART. 

# Make sure you delive a quality paper on time. no later than December 13th 8am eastren time .

# don’t ask for a raise, and good luck.

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1 Discuss the work of the following three “utopian” planners: Howard, Le Corbusier, and Wright.  How did these planners differ in their ideas for improving urban life?  Which has had the most influence on urban development in the United States?

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2 What is meant by New Urbanism?  Why are some observers critical of this movement?  Do you think that New Urbanism can solve the social problems confronting metropolitan regions?

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3 Write about the history of the Red Line in Los Angeles.  Pay especially close attention to the status of the Red Line extension to Santa Monica.  Will it be build?  Why or why not?

Note on references.  Legitimate reference resources include scholarly journals/articles, books, data cited from databases (i.e., U.S. Census), and government reports (i.e., United States General Accountability Office).  You may include personal or telephone interviews with relevant stakeholders.  Citations from Internet sources that are merely web pages constructed by individuals airing their personal views are unacceptable sources.  However, legitimate websites accessing refereed academic journals/reports (i.e., articles published in The Urban Institute, Journal of Urban Affairs, etc.) are legitimate resources. One way to determine if a website is acceptable or not is to ask yourself, “If the Internet did not exist, would I be able to find this article in the university library?” Newspaper or magazine articles may be used for this assignment provided they are in-depth articles on the issue, and not just commentaries or editorials.  

Please use American Psychological Association (APA) style guidelines to cite sources in body of your text, and to reference your sources in the bibliography. If you need additional guidance regarding how to construct a research paper, please refer to the link, “citing your sources” on the Oviatt library’s homepage.  

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